Homework Time [Herbalist in Training]

[@jansuchomelLBC]

If you want most benefits from rose hips do not boil them. To make a tea - crush them and let them soak (I like to put them in empty teabag) in warm water (max 50deg celsius) overnight. You can warm it before serving, but again no more than 50C. This way you don't destroy vitamin C. (my two cents ;-) Cheers from Czech Republic!

[@TheHoneystead]

❤️❤️❤️ thank you! I will do this🌹

[@jansuchomelLBC]

​@@TheHoneystead You are very welcome! Also you can let them sit in cold water, it just take longer. BTW your channel inspired me to start beekeeping (hopefully this spring!) with my daughter(5yrs). This will be nice father and daughter activity. But there is so much things to learn first! Merry Christmas!

[@jeanneamato8278]

Definitely put them in a Muslim bag or reusable tea bag. They have little hairs ( like stag horn sumac) that will annoy your throat. A lot.

[@mikeparker7878]

A book list would be amazing!!! Thank you

[@OZ01209]

Aside from herbs, massage therapy really helps a lot for carpal tunnel. 💚 Make a herbal salve and massage it on your wrist all the way up the arm and around the shoulder and neck. 💚

[@yellownightjar]

As anesthetist herbalism is like day & night opposite but with economy & the way medicine is with shortages, herbalism is very interesting & it’s time has arrived

[@christybaum]

I am new to herbalism. Thank You for sharing your journey.

[@adamsacresoffgridpermicult499]

I love how close you and your mom are so sweet

[@ZestyAqua]

Thank you for doing the work I would love to live near you all. We will absolutely love this.

[@ThomasWGehr]

Fantastic endeavor!!! Healing is the noblest of of the arts, and herbalists are the cream of the healers. Herbalism is vast, but interesting and fulfilling. Your approach is solid. Allopathic medicine has its purpose, but good to see folks turning to herbalism which provides a far greater nutritional value to the body and spirit. Best of luck to your mom and you!!!

[@rhondapayne8384]

I've found your videos recently but so far I think this is my favorite because I will be starting classes soon at ACHS and this one gave me an idea of how to proceed once I get started. Thank you for all the helpful information that you give.

[@lindapruitt2656]

ME TOO...I'M AN INSTANT FAN

[@juliecipriano1634]

You two are blessed to be able to do this together! (Hey, I have that book...Medical Herbalism, and some others) I'm enjoying watching your journey into the wild things that God has provided for us)

[@russelldietzel3442]

Thank you for the list of different book’s

[@kylalevins7161]

I’m also studying to become an herbalist! It’s my goal for 2023! I have Amy’s book. Medical herbalism is on my wish list!

[@gelwood99]

Before I forget it I have paused at 11:14, I learned that carpal tunnel is also associated with the thyroid. I took injections of cortisone for 3 years to stop the excruciating, every 4 months until I was treated for multinodular goiter, and the pain disappeared. My doctor said a new article discussed the effects of thyroid on the carpal tunnel. With gardening season right around the corner, a list of good herbs and plants including an easy to grow rose for hips would be awesome! Maybe even in phases of the most basic to a more advanced list! This was very interesting, thank you both. Merry Christmas, Brigitte, and Kaylee! 💞🎄🙏

[@abbyslough1843]

You and your mom are so inspiring ! I hope one day my girls will want to work along side me on such endeavors 💜

[@fallenangelwi25]

Watch the temperature of the tea when you put the honey in because you loose some of the benefits of raw honey if too hot

[@mult1coloured]

I believe over 40 degrees will reduce the benefits of honey

[@jalenejohnson8484]

I was really hoping massage would have been represented in the books you are learning from… carpal tunnel can also be helped with massage. Often times massage therapists give clients simple techniques they can do on themselves to help their issue. As an herbalist you could make a topical for your client to use while they do those techniques. 😉 How exciting to be starting out on this new adventure and what a bonding experience to have with one another! 😊

[@lindapruitt2656]

I bet you could use a Capsaicin cream to massage the wrists..good call

[@harrietpeabody2118]

Thank you for sharing your journey beautiful soul's 🐞🐝🌟🌞

[@pamschonfarber1041]

Never to old to learn & it looks like you have your work cut out for you. Study study study....... I went back to school when my son was born, it took me 10 yrs to complete HS but I wanted to do it even though I had my GED, graduated in 2000, I think it helped my kids to see how important learning is. I never had to push them to do homework, get up & head out the door to go to school. They both graduated w/ high honors & honors in college. Proud of them. But herbs are so interesting.

[@jamiemcc555]

Hello. I recently came across Yalls page maybe a week ago. They more research I do, the more I come back to Yalls page. I really appreciate y’all sharing what and how y’all are learning. My roommate has heart issues and I’m being so careful what not to give him. Also, I do this with my books, compare, find common denominators. Write it down. Then later I go to my journal and cohesively rewrite my findings for later easier access.

[@lauraricketts6213]

Hello, ladies! When did you start your herbalist training? How did you start...self taught, research, jump right into classes, etc.? How long have you been filming your herbal journey? Thanks so much for answering!! Enjoy your day!

[@sherrysears122]

Yes, list, please. I love your channel.

[@fallenangelwi25]

You can make styptic powder with yarrow. Also neosporin with that, coconut oil, some oils, maybe toothache plant? I've been learning lol

[@Angelchakra]

I’m allergic to salicylates so I can’t use willow bark or meadowsweet, and it’s also in pineapple and violet too - I tend to use turmeric or devils claw for anti inflammatory conditions. Kate x

[@lindapruitt2656]

have you heard of Serrapeptase? A systemic enzyme produced by silkworms. GREAT for Mucus, scar tissue, fibroids. Used EXTENSIVELY in Asia. I found it when researching COVID remedies for lungs. I think the School that did a study and PAPER was Harvard (??) Eastern Ivy League School with Medical College??...pretty sure Yale or Harvard. WORTH looking into. NO MORE Chronic Sinusitis or blocked breathing at night!! My scar tissue from past surgeries is also diminished

[@hannahfield1498]

Definitely all about healing the body not taking away the symptom.

[@Mawykins]

You and your mom are so precious and are my driving force to advocate for myself. Thank you so much. ❤

[@robingalloway3541]

I've recently learned the healing power of castor oil! I have osteoarthritis and inflammation. I was using castor oil for my eyelashes and rubbed extra onto my hands. Helps my knees and even helped with a spider bite on my toes. I want to keep learning more and im soo glad i found you two💗💗💗

[@alexishumphrey7568]

Ahh I love this. Your bond w your mom is so beautiful. Learning this together is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@ronferguson2339]

❤ thanks 🙏 ladies.!.

[@mandygalgrows4454]

Definitely interested in a list of books! 🌿

[@cheriebrinker3301]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and journey. Much love and happiness ❤️❤️

[@DaniDaysAhead]

It will take a while...but I'm going to watch all of these over time. Glad Jess introduced me to your channel. Looking forward to learning from you. Very interesting!

[@lizsmith987]

Love the Tea Steins! 😂

[@shakfig2655]

You ladies are pretty interesting. New subscriber and looking forward to learning. Keep up the good work.

[@lorirober2536]

Awesome video- you both work together very well. A lot of great info in this video.

[@Jaynes-Path]

I had one or two old versions of some of those books. They were part of my college class in Public & Community Health. Many remote and isolated communities are still highly focused on herbal medicine. Unfortunately, some of them have adverse reactions and outcomes when mixed with prescription medications. I lost my books in flooding after/from a hurricane and I often wish I still had them. Natural medications are where all of our prescription medications started. It's such a huge topic! Have fun and don't get overwhelmed with it. You are the nightmare of every synthetic drug company. You have knowledge of medications that may work better and cost a lot less than what they are trying to get you to use instead. I cant wait until you cover things like improving and healing the stomach and it's flora!

[@diannemiller4754]

Special times spent studying and learning together, and sharing with us. Mother and daughter team. ❤ thanks ladies

[@kimberlystevens886]

I would love for you to do a video on how you do your materia medica, if you do one! I'm currently working through Rosemary Gladstar's online course and am working on creating my own materia medica for future reference.

[@ingridmcdonald7644]

I've been watching your videos and invested in 10 herbalism books. Most you have highlighted

[@fallenangelwi25]

I am in love with natural remedies and learning more every day ❤️

[@antoniosanford4675]

It's cool that you're going back to school. I hope you discover something grand.

[@martinarenzi4744]

Thank you so much 😊❤ so interesting so instructive. Lease keep doind videos like tgis ❤

[@JaniceCrowell]

I would love to be trained as an herbalist.

[@Nordbiene]

Wonderful video. Good luck to You and Your Mom. Best regards. Kai from Kiel, Germany. :)

[@cathyscroggins1420]

What an awesome endeavor. Good luck. I’m learning some things through your video, as I have bad osteoarthritis in my lower back. I’ve been on prescription pain meds for years, and I would love to get off them and find some alternative healing.

[@sallyboothe911]

I would love to know more about herbalism. I have a lot of issues and take a lot of prescription medicine and I don’t like being dependent on them to control the pain from carpal tunnel, osteoarthritis, colitis, degenerative disk disease, bone spurs and terribly sensitive skin. Not to mention allergic to a lot of medicine. I wish I could learn like y’all are. Prayers and Blessings as y’all continue your journey. 🙏🏻💗🌹🌺

[@robertlafollette2236]

Thank you ,it is very interesting. Just made a batch of Elderberry Pumpkin spice syrup and added a half cup of your honey to it. Thank you. God Bless and Merry Christmas.

[@rough-hewnhomestead5737]

I recently found your channel and am watching older videos~~catching up! So...I'm commenting a bit late. I love your approach as I'm watching you two work through your school. I loved your comments about suddenly noticing herbs growing around you which have been known to have medicinal value for respiratory illnesses. When I first became interested in herbal medicine I found out about mullein. We foraged some that was past its prime and had only a few viable leaves and a seed stalk with maybe 5 old flowers clinging to it. I kept what leaves that I could and laid the seed stalk over an old stump in our yard~~I had planned to dip it in wax and show my kids how those stalks used to be used as candles/torches. I forgot about the stalk. The winds blew, the latter rains came, the winter blew in....and the next spring, I found small mullein rosettes beginning to grow here and there in our yard. Over the years, I allowed and encouraged them to self seed and grow everywhere. Now we have a great stash of mullein each year~~right when we need it due to Covid and folks having lung issues. I believe that the Lord sends us what we need, when we need it if we will open our eyes to the natural world.

[@bmabluemarbleaudibles]

Kaylee and Mom... You two are awesome. I am glad you continue your education and as always, bring great content to the rest of the world. Go and do great things !

[@nathanielanderson4898]

This is Nathaniel Anderson. I got shut down for some reason, but I am back under a knew Allious. I am all about some 🌿 and Fungi. You are one of my favorite ❤. Your family is wonderful.

[@lorrainebarnett8389]

This is fantastic! So helpful.

[@christinabradley4590]

Excited for this series of ur journey....im new into herbs n loving it...growing all the things🤣....seems like alot of the herbs have the same thing going on which makes for a wide range of mixtures....I make a dandelion salve for muscle n it works great...n very fast...love dandelion n plantain!!!

[@found1thatworks]

I need some herbs for my 2006 truck. It seems, lately, I am doing repairs on it more than ever. Just kidding (sort of). Study hard and good luck in your endeavor.

[@TheHoneystead]

Ohhh lol!!

[@Sunshine-nr6qe]

Too funny!

[@oluwadare12]

I loved this so much!! Thank you for sharing❤️

[@TravelingNana63]

I'm currently looking at herbalist schools. I have it narrowed down to 3. The pathway you have chosen appeals to me because im a nurse and whole body healing has my heart. I have noticed you haven't answered any of the questions regarding which program you chose. I'd love to know if it's one of the three I'm looking at?

[@HiddenHeightsFarm]

That is so awesome!!! So interesting, great job, keep it up!

[@karimsukkar7398]

always good to learn new/old skills? out of interest did you ever setup a reading list wither it be on Goodreads or elsewhere?

[@jerryblackwell7722]

Dark chocolate-covered pineapple, yes, please.

[@BlanchardsBees]

Pretty cool! Quiz time: What can Goldenrod be used for?

[@peglegwitch8411]

Love watching you both, I am looking for a local school or credible online course to become a certified herbalist myself 💜

[@Jenna1814]

I believe you got me interested in herbal medicine. I am curious on how it works and how to do it. thank you for you videos.

[@nicolewood4606]

Yes can u make a book list of herbs book you use.

[@sheilarogers3448]

Pineapples also helps other issues.

[@littlehomeinthevalley]

What school did you two attend to become registered herbalists?

[@fallenangelwi25]

I'm drinking organic kefir watching y'all 🥰

[@HookJohnsonTanHorse]

I think what you are doing is amazing! Reminds me of my wife 🙂

[@jessicabennett852]

Are there online courses you’d recommend for herbalism?

[@oudogs]

Good for you guys would love to do a one on one sometime when I can afford it. Lots of issues

[@helenkrane6313]

Can you please put together a list of books? Please, pretty please? Thank you so much!

[@gloriatwiggs467]

Jess sent me. I am looking for information on a Poltice. Last week discovered a swollen red infected heel. Since Chemo in 2012 left me with no feeling in my feet, legs, hands, and arms. I am on my second round of antiobotics and have taken 5 a day for 10 days. At 76, I was in bed 5 days and I am feeling so weak and taking so long to get my strength back and the swelling in my heel. I will be looking at some of those big books. #PressOnRegardless and be blessed.

[@tamiebarnes2957]

I really don’t know where to post this but you seem so approachable, so here goes. My husband was recently (less than 10 days) diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. So many conflicting information out there (follow the money trail to see who’s sponsoring the info) I believe that good gut health & a good anti-inflammatory diet will help him. But where do I start??? Is there any good herbs that will help? Can you, with your medical back ground, point me/us in the right direction?

[@lwallace3842]

I would like to know what herbalists camp you attended. How did you determine if the herbalist school you attended was really good?

[@terrisouthernplainsprepper5927]

For several years I've find myself looking at "weeds", wondering what they are, what are the benefits of them. Or is it toxic.

[@malikhoneybeekeeping4622]

Nice good luck

[@dawndolinski768]

interesting, how long have yall been in Herbalist? I take vits & also I drink alot of tea, I'd like to learn more about this, also I have arthritis, do u believe herbs can help that?

[@MrPioneerlight2011]

Have you heard of Herbalist Dr. Christopher? As well as the book Back To Eden by Jethro Kloss and also another great book is called The Natural Remedies Encyclopedia....great book....God bless.

[@MelanieAnneackerman]

Would love to study herbalism

[@lindapruitt2656]

LOTS of folks would experience allergic histamine symptoms using Chamomile due to previous sensitization to flowers and grasses.(LOL Ask me how I know) Maybe include alternative remedy plan in your paper. I adore herbalism and have studied (informally) for years. WONDERFUL Videos!!! HOW dumb am I..I only JUST realized bromelain is deactivated in the canning process. Hey kids...please monetize those wonderful books over at amazon (if you haven't yet) You sampled them and use them. WHY NOT!

[@jennyshanespitler4033]

Love it ❤how much is your book ? I’m interested to buy

[@babayagaforestdweller400]

I have a some information for ya’ll. If a woman has an IUD inserted or even maybe any birth control implanted or maybe even the pills but mostly inserted or implanted and she’s showing signs of inflammation OR musculoskeletal disorders those are questions to ask anyone who is suffering from that. I had iud inserted & 6 months later I was unemployed from my new job due to carpal tunnel. Then tendinitis. Then De Quervain Syndrome. Onto osteoarthritis. My whole body fell apart & had 6 surgeries in 2 year span. If I knew what I know now, I would’ve tried herbalism & minerals uptake. Just wanted to let yall know that in case you find that group of women coming in with inflammation & disorders. IUD has 5 years worth of hormones that can possibly leach into your system too fast or all at once! I took Mirena. I tried suing them, but at the time of all these Dr visits I never got a correlation from the use of iud. So it was hard to prove. But im pretty confident it was the iud. Healthy as a fiddle until I had that procedure. Very useful info

[@lwallace3842]

I am interested in your book list

[@juneasnider9992]

I just subscribed. Are you permitted to tell us what school of herbalism you are "attending?"

[@cassyreif697]

Nevermind you answeres the question. Do you happen to know an online school that gives courses to get registered?

[@tiffanysstoryscraftsandgar5852]

I'm allergic to vitamin B complex.. it's rare...

[@juneasnider9992]

What first steps would you recommend for beginners to identify herbs/weeds? I don't know what most of the these herbs you are speaking of look like.

[@katmanclancy]

Look at self heal the plant if you haven't already..

[@TheHoneystead]

Such a lovely plant!

[@cassyreif697]

Where are you taking your courses the get registered as a medicinal herbalist?

[@karengraf7521]

Can I get a list of books please

[@rachelstark2391]

Which tea kettle (Brand) are you using (right in the being)?

[@donmor5397]

Are you going to make list of books you have ?

[@TheHoneystead]

We actually did a video:) What Herbalism Books are in our Apothecary?? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hF7IgXeMjLmjd7M

[@dawndolinski768]

& im very allergic to Turmeric

[@ourwholesomehome4967]

Hi! What school are you using?

[@katiep2116]

Where do you go to school for this?

[@dawndolinski768]

how do yal make ur tea?

[@DebiSmithPouliot]

What school did you choose?

[@kaliwestwood]

Can you tell me which program you are learning from? I'm trying to find a reputable program for myself!

[@TheHoneystead]

I attended Green Comfort School of Herbalism Medicine. Where are you located?

[@danniboo7086]

Which school did you go to ?

[@mikelwalters6505]

Hello Just my opinion I believe if we use the herbs that God has given us to use we could eliminate a lot of health issues. I hear okra is good for lowering blood sugar for diabetics. Put raw okra in jar of water place in the refrigerator overnight and sip on during the day I been wanting to try it. You may want to research before trying this remedy. Now that covid 19 is on the arise again. Kaylee My question. I have access to wild elderberry what is a good recipe to build the immune system thanks Mikel.

[@TheHoneystead]

I’d make Elderberry syrup. I have a video on how I made it. Let me see if I can find it for you!

[@theresaopara2823]

What is the name of the school if anyone is interested in pursuing the course? Please respond to this question of genuine interest. Thanks

[@dawndolinski768]

iv been taking B6 vit for many yrs, I know what u mean by check references & learn what to take, eat etc to help ur situation.. the Nsaids are not really good for u..

[@LtColDaddy71]

Just be careful, I turned my ma blue by giving her too much silver. It was a big thing back in the day. It actually worked, it got her off like 15 meds the doctor had her on. Thankfully, she didn’t go out in the sun a lot, so it never became real bad, but sure as shit, she had a tint of blue to parts of her! To this day, it’s a topic of laugh and cry at the same time in our family. She never cared thank God, but she was blind in 1 eye, and couldn’t see much out of the other.

[@freedomr4031]

How is the herbalist in training course going? are you both certified?

[@TheHoneystead]

It’s going great! We completed the foundations of Herbal Medicine and Apothecary.. we are about to start our first rounds of Clinical 💛 we are planning to Register by next year!

[@freedomr4031]

@@TheHoneystead Wonderful news! Wishing you both the very best. Can't wait to see what's next in store you both.